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Rasher
> American English: More impulsive
> British English: A slice or small portion of bacon
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Pastie
> American English: A patch worn by exotic dancers to cover a small portion of their anatomy
> British English: A baked hand-held pastry filled with meat and/or other ingredients
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Fool
> American English: A silly or unwise person
> British English: A dessert of stewed fruit folded into custard or whipped cream
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Lights
> American English: Sources of illumination
> British English: The lungs of an animal, used in traditional haggis (Scotland) and a few other dishes
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Starter
> American English: The device that starts a car; a person who begins; etc.
> British English: An appetizer or first course
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